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Research in this area has largely focused on brief interventions to reduce alcohol, drug and related behaviors.
Current studies:
R01AA014323, NIAAA (PI: Hasin) 09/30/05 – 08/31/11
Title: Reducing Unsafe Drinking in HIV Primary Care
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Title: HealthCall: Brief Intervention to Reduce Drug Use in HIV Primary Care
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Title: Brief alcohol and HIV prevention for homeless adolescents who exited foster care
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K23DA032323, NIDA (PI: Thompson) Anticipated: (08/01/11 – 07/31/16)
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Under review:
R34DA033284, NIDA (PI: Hasin)
Title: Technologically-enhanced ART adherence in HIV primary care substance abusers
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Listen to examples (using actors) of HealthCall calls. Click on the Play (►) button to listen. The volume can be adjusted to the left of the Play button.
HealthCall ART adherence sound file (4:21)
Play (►). Example of a patient reporting that he took only some of his medication.
HealthCall Alcohol sound file (2:37)
Play (►). Example of a patient reporting light drinking, using the touch-tone version of the HealthCall system.
HealthCall Alcohol sound file (2:36)
Play (►). Example of a patient reporting light drinking, using the voice recognition version of the HealthCall system.
Selected Publications:
Aharonovich E, Seol SG, Greenstein E, Nota J, Aracena J, O’Leary A, Johnston B, Hasin D: Reducing non-injection drug use in HIV Primary Care: A Pilot Randomized Trial of a
Technology-Enhanced Intervention. Working draft. PDF
Hasin D, Aharonovich E, Waxman R, Marcus SM, O’Leary A, Wainberg M, Helzer J, Nota J, Aracena J, Johnston B: Reducing Alcohol Consumption in HIV Primary Care: A Randomised Controlled Trial of a Technology-Enhanced Intervention. Working draft. PDF Aharonovich E, Hatzenbuehler ML, Johnston B, O'Leary A, Morgenstern J, Wainberg ML, Yao P, Helzer JE, Hasin DS: A low-cost, sustainable intervention for drinking reduction in the HIV primary care setting. AIDS Care, 18(6):561-8, 2006. PDF O'Leary A, Broadwell SD, Yao P, Hasin D: Major depression, alcohol and drug use disorders do not appear to account for the sexually transmitted disease and HIV epidemics in the southern United States. Sex Transm Dis 33(7 Suppl):S70-7, 2006. PDF |
Choose another research area: Adolescent substance use
Alcohol and nicotine use disorders in Israel
Epidemiology and comorbidity of psychiatric and substance use disorders
Measurement issues in substance use and psychiatric disorders
Natural history of substance use disorders
State-level influences on drug, alcohol and psychiatric conditions
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